Maid says, for 4 months, her employer asks her for 1.5hr massage every night until both her hands became stiff
A foreign domestic worker took to social media complaining that her employer would ask for a massage every night until both her hands became stiff.
In an anonymous post to Facebook page FDW in Singapore (working conditions forum), the maid wrote that she was with her employers for four months. Every night, “they asked me to massage them for one and half hours until my both hands turning stiff”, the helper wrote.
Pasir Ris staycation chalet costs guest S$300+/night even with cracked walls, chipped paint, stains, and greenish mold
A TikToker guest named Keegennn posted a video showing the flaws in the accommodations at Heritage Chalet in Pasir Ris on Friday (Sept 23), including chipped paint, stains, and what looked like a greenish type of mold on the walls.
He captioned the video by writing “Still asked the if they cleaned the room before hand and the lady said ‘Yep’ and another staff said ‘This morning we just cleaned’.”
Man falls on Serangoon road in front of oncoming vehicle, asks S$100 from driver
A man was caught on camera falling on the road in front of an oncoming vehicle in what appears to be another case of a fake accident scam.
A video of the incident was shared on Facebook pages Beh Chia Lor – Singapore Road and ROADS.sg, noting that it happened on Sept 29.
Singapore Airlines passenger makes bomb threat and assaults flight crew; fighter jets escort SIA plane to Changi Airport
The photo of a man suspected to have been the cause of a bomb scare has gone viral, with a passenger of the same flight also took to Twitter to share what happened, noting that their flight was delayed four hours due to the incident.
“Fighter jets were circling around us for a good hour until we landed. I thought someone important just arrived and didn’t know that was us,” said the Twitter user.
Workers’ Party invites all Singaporeans aged 40 and below to participate in the WP Policy Challenge 2022
In a video released on Wednesday morning (Sept 28), prominent leaders of the Workers’ Party invited Singaporeans aged 40 and below to participate in the WP Policy Challenge 2022.
Ms Nicole Seah, a member of the WP’s Central Executive Committee (CEC) as the president of the youth wing, Aljunied GRC Member of Parliament Gerald Giam, and Sengkang GRC MP Jamus Lim, issued the invitation to join WP’s event, which will take place from Oct 2 to Nov 13.